Flesh and blood so cheap: the Triangle fire and its legacy
History, United States history, United States travel and geography, Social issues, Science and technology, Business and economics
Human-narrated audio
Summary
Examines poor living and working conditions of immigrants that led to the 1911 garment factory fire in New York City that killed 146. Discusses the catastrophe's impact on labor-union movements, workplace-safety regulations, and the existence of sweatshops around the globe. For grades 6-9 and older readers. 2011
Title Details
ISBN
9780375868894
Publisher
Alfred A. Knopf
Copyright Date
2011
Book number
4416918
Audio details for CELA title
Narrator
Laura Giannarelli
Duration
4 hours 46 minutes 27 seconds
Audio producer
NLS